CITB Site Safety Plus Directors Role for Health & Safety - Online Classroom

The CITB Directors Role for Health and Safety is a course aimed at company Directors in construction. The one day course looks to make prominent the repercussions of not working in line with health and safety legislation.

Course Objectives

The course will help attendees learn how to advance their company’s attitude to health and safety in the workplace. As a Director you have a duty to work within health and safety legislation. Even If you are in a position in which you are not directly in charge of health and safety the course is very important for your role.
The trainer encourages the delegates to analyse their legal responsibilities. Delegates will then consider how their decisions affect the health and safety of the company.

Course Content

The course will cover the following topics:
- The economic connotations of a dangerous working environment.
- The effects of decisions made in the board room.
- The principles and significance of risk assessments.
- How to implement a positive health and safety attitude.
- Legal responsibilities relating to health and safety

The tutor teaches with a mixture of open discussions between the delegates and classroom based theory. The tutor will also assess the delegates at the end of the course with a multiple choice exam.

Entry Requirements 

Delegates must be able to understand, write and speak English well. The course is designed for directors you do not have to be a director to attend.

 

To be able to attend the course, delegates will be expected to have either previously completed the DRHS course, or have a working knowledge of relevant H&S legislation. Although we don’t expect you to evidence this, the trainer will be delivering the course with this level of knowledge in mind.

For courses from January 2022 you will also be a required to complete a free e-Learning course prior to your start date. We estimate this will take around 90 minutes. All delegates must then submit their certificate prior to starting the course, failure to do so will mean you can’t take the course.

 

 

Candidates will require:

 

- A laptop/computer with internet access, microphone and camera

- A form of photo ID

- A quiet room, free from distractions, to complete the course in